Welcome me back to single-hood once again. And now that I have cleared this off my throat (no – I am not going to get into the details of the break-up), let’s talk about life. My life obviously.
I saw ISHQIA with Ali in an empty theatre in the dead of a night in a lonely locality of Gandhinagar. We loved the movie. Arshad warsi rocked. Even more than Naseeruddin Shah if you ask me. Sahi hai khaalu, aapka ishq – ishq, aur mera ishq – saxe? By the way, I also discovered recently that Ali could write lyrics for me. So that means, I have the chance of completing some of my songs that I have been composing for years now. Nice I say.
Day before yesterday, my laptop shut off. Just like that. I was working on it – files were open and things had been going smooth. And then it just shut off. No error messages. No warnings. No beep. And then, it never started again. It didn’t matter if you tried starting it with changed adaptors or changed batteries. I hope that – In Sha Allah – one day it will. Untill then, I am pretty much laptop-less. LOL – sounded funny that one.
Ok. Before I end – currently reading the ‘Difficulty of Being Good’ lent by Hanuman’s boss (who if you think about it, is obviouly my boss as well). What is everyone else reading these days, haan?
35 replies on “Singlehood, Ishqia, Laptop and Gurcharan Das”
I am into “Anthem” Ayn Rand…..and
Hey..I ran a marathon this Sunday @ Surat.Where were you??
Though I knew it wud be crazy to expect you running every marathon that happens ,You write so much abt running…I was kind of looking for you… 😉
i am reading “A Brief History of Time” by Stephen Hawking…it includes Big Bang, Black Holes, How stars formed, why our universe is like this and stuff like that…. 🙂
Dude…
When is the next adventure?
Dude you look like a zombie who’s just had a meal in your profile pic 🙂
Just started off with The Associate by John Grisham.
I dint like Ishqiya much….I was expecting something more from Vishal Bhardwaj…Climax was so undefined…
haha….I loved ishqiya too… it was just awesome…
and I’m falling more and more in love with the song…
also…cheer up…hope laptoplessness changes soon…
also also…i comin to ahmdbd on v day
u still in gujarat???
if yes, how long u gonna be there?
Try this book called F My Life . Btw only one comment about Ishqiya: Bhopali Rocks!!!!
yeah…absolutely loved arshad warsi….reading ‘india after gandhi’ by ramchandra guha.
Ah – hope you had a nice time running Pranav – I didn’t even know a marathon happened in Surat! Agli baar se pehle se ittila karna dost!
Pretty famous book that is – should read it some time.
Probably in March – not very sure.
ha ha – couldn’t agree more 😛
Yeah – Arshad cracked a very pseud accent!
I have read that book and pretty much liked it. You shall enjoy it.
Haan bhai. I have been transferred to Ahmedabad – so I shall live here till eternity.
Yeah, the climax was slightly shaken – I am still wondering where did the cops go in the end!
yay – got my laptop back yesterday – with a replaced motherboard! and yay – c you on V day – the two singles shall celebrate the joy of single-hood.
Hanuman’s boss would be who? LR??
digging “stay hungry ..” .. well Ishqiya rocked for me too… sorry for the laptop man ..
You look like an old movie romantic to me. 😛
shukriyas! 😛
bilkul sahi jawaab
laptop is back with a replaced motherboard! 🙂
Finished off Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight series a few days ago. Was more like a bloated Mills & Boon. Mostly mushy & yucky. Not to mention the love triangle between a human, a vampire and a werewolf! A bit too much of fantasy… even for a die-hard fan of Harry Potter and LOTR! Haven’t decided what to pick up next… maybe some Wilbur Smith novel… let’s see.
laptop less it seems 😛
btw gandhinagar? DA-IICT kya? or some other college?
Slaughter House 5
Reading Blink by Malcolm Gladwell, Our Choice by Al Gore, TITAN (Rockefeller’s biography)
All girls are big time into this Twilight thing – aren’t they! 😈 Hope you enjoy Smith better!
College? Ha ha. You remind me of my haunted past Mads. I am old. Very very old.
Very Catch-22ish?
I have read the first one – had pretty much liked it.
Oh I WILL! Always prefer a good adventure over mush… be it movies or books!
Hey.. I m still reading the extremely slow moving ‘Sea of Poppies’ by Amitav Ghosh. I haven’t yet finished India After Gandhi and I have Paulo Coelho’s Pilgrimage lined up..
Been long since I dropped by your blog. Been too caught up in my own stuff. Only a lazy Saturday with a bad case of cough and cold gives you a sudden bout of free time to go do things you did onceuponatime 🙂
Get well soon girl.